[kmSedna1333@yahoo.com]

Hi there! I have two pills that need to be identified. One is a small capsule-red and white, an oval small shape, like a tylenol long capsule, it has Pfizer on the red part and PGN, and under the PGN is the numbers 75, the PGN and number 75 are on the white part of the pill. It looks like a tylenol gel cap-but the long ones not the round ones. The other pill is yellow (light yellow) and a oblong shape with a divider line on one side and the numbers 44 on one side of the line and 459 on the other side of the line. I was told this was a generic vicoden but don't think it is. Thanks.[:I]--KaTeYa

KaTeYa

[incognito]

PGN 75 is:

Lyrica® 75mg
used to help relieve certain types of nerve pain.


44 459- is definitely NOT Vicodin-

Mucus Relief DM
Guaifenesin 400mg Dextromethorphan 20mg

it is an over the counter cough/cold combo